Gather in the Mushrooms
» By InsaneStar | the 01-24-2010 at 02:01 | 81 views (43 unique) | 3 comments | Report post!
Some of you may remember I bought a CD album from Amazon called 'Gather in the Mushrooms' simple because it was cheap and the reviews people had left intrigued me.

I'm pleased to say I like the album! :o)

It's described as "The British Acid Folk Underground 1968-1974" and I think that fits fairly well: it's basically some chilled folk tunes that are

also a bit trippy!

The track that definitely made up my mind about buying the CD was 'Corn Riggs' by Magnet. It's one of the songs from the original Wicker Man film soundtrack. I've attached the track so you can have a listen. I didn't realise but the lyrics are actually a poem by Robert Burns set to music.

It's a great album to have on in the background or to help you relax and chillout. And for £3.48 from Amazon it's a bargain!






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valerie
valerie
the 01-24-2010 at 16:42
LOVELY COVERS AND A BARGAIN
InsaneStar
InsaneStar
the 01-24-2010 at 12:11
I might get round to writing a review for Dooyoo at some point, I just find it a bit difficult to review music as well as others.
rabbyrbest1234
rabbyrbest1234
the 01-24-2010 at 10:33
sounds interesting not really my sort of thing :) review on dooyoo?

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